Hudson’s Bay plan to liquidate all but six stores gets court approval
March 21, 2025
Canada’s oldest company will begin liquidating the majority of its stores starting on Monday after a court approved the move. The six stores that will continue on are in the Toronto and Montreal areas and, though Hudson's Bay has enough money to keep them going for now, it will need to secure further financing to keep them open permanently. (March 21, 2025)
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